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Alex graduated from Leeds University in 2016 with a degree in Communications and Media before joining FG as part of the livestock team. Load More...

Shraden 1 Navas

Bulls topped at 5,200gns for the 17-month-old Shraden 1 Navas from M.J. and H.M. Timmis, Baschurch. Out of Shraden 1 Alice E283 and by Baldinnie 1 Victory, it sold to Scawfell Genetics, Seascale.

J. and W. McMordie, Co Down, achieved the second highest bull price when they sold the 18-month-old Solpoll 1 Nashville for 4,200gns to J. Riley, Towcester.

The 23-month-old Greenyards 1 Norrie from P.J. and A.C. Allman, Sutton St Nicholas, went home with Messrs McMordie for 3,600gns, while D. England, Lisvane, paid the same for the two-year-old Harveybros 1 Nigel from Harvey Brothers, Balfron.

Rempstone 1 Fashion E438, a heifer from M. Ludgate, sold for 5,200gns.

The grand female championship was awarded to the 18-month-old Rempstone 1 Fashion E438, a heifer from M. Ludgate, Thame, which later headed the female bids at 5,200gns. A daughter of Aldersley 1 Edgar and out of Kinglee 1 Fashion 304, it sold to R.J. Windsor, Nantwich.

A run of heifers from Messrs McMordie, hit 4,000gns when Solpoll 1 Stardust N5 sold to G. Hall, Lancashire.

Two further females from the same home, Solpoll 1 Starlet N28 and the reserve female champion Solpoll 1 Starlet N26, sold to Speirs Farms, Luton, for 3,800gns and 3,600gns, respectively.